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2024.4

Japan Amends Global Minimum Tax Laws and Regulations to Incorporate Additional OECD Guidance

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- Takato MASUDA
2024.3

Japan’s VAT Reforms Will Impact Major Digital Platform Operators

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- Takato MASUDA
2024.2

Cabinet Submits 2024 Tax Reform Bill to Parliament

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- Takato MASUDA
2024.1

Publication of article on Japanese Tax Authority’s FAQs on Global Minimum Tax

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.12

Publication of articles on Japan 2024 Tax Reform Package

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.12

Publication of “Japan Updates Global Minimum Tax Implementation Schedule”

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.11

Chambers Global Practice Guides - Insolvency 2023: Japan

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- Hajime UENO
- Masaru SHIBAHARA
- Junpei IWATA
2023.10

Japan Releases Technical Explanation on Global Minimum Tax Laws

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.10

Special Report: Practitioner Perspectives on Pillar Two

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.10

Japan Discusses VAT Treatment of Digital Platforms

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.8

Japan Steadily Adopts Global Minimum Tax but Still Has Work to Do

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.7

Should Countries Declutter Their CFC Legislation Once They Adopt the Global Minimum Tax?

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.7

Japan’s global minimum tax law: long road ahead

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.5.8

Country-by-Country Report (CbCR): the law that Multinational Conglomerates should be aware

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- Budhima KERDSIRI
- Hatairat SUKPRASERT
- Pairaya Yangpaksi
2023.5.8

Some Notable Tax Updates in Thailand

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- Budhima KERDSIRI
- Hatairat SUKPRASERT
- Pairaya Yangpaksi
2023.2

Japan’s 2023 Tax Reform Starts to Implement Global Minimum Tax

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- Takato MASUDA
2023.2

The Thai Revenue Department extends the period of tax measures to encourage use of the e-Tax Invoice & e-Receipt, and e-Withholding Tax system for another three years until 31 December 2025

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2023.1

Article: Establishing your ISDS case

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- Yukiko TOMIMATSU
2022.12

The government aims to resume the collection of Specific Business Tax on income derived from the sale of securities on the stock exchange of Thailand within 2023 after more than 30 years of exemption

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2022.12

Grant of corporate tax deductions of up to twice the cost for participating in domestic trade fairs and exhibitions

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Japan Amends Global Minimum Tax Laws and Regulations to Incorporate Additional OECD Guidance

Japan’s VAT Reforms Will Impact Major Digital Platform Operators

Cabinet Submits 2024 Tax Reform Bill to Parliament

Publication of article on Japanese Tax Authority’s FAQs on Global Minimum Tax

Publication of articles on Japan 2024 Tax Reform Package

Publication of “Japan Updates Global Minimum Tax Implementation Schedule”

Chambers Global Practice Guides - Insolvency 2023: Japan

Japan Releases Technical Explanation on Global Minimum Tax Laws

Special Report: Practitioner Perspectives on Pillar Two

Japan Discusses VAT Treatment of Digital Platforms

Japan Steadily Adopts Global Minimum Tax but Still Has Work to Do

Should Countries Declutter Their CFC Legislation Once They Adopt the Global Minimum Tax?

Japan’s global minimum tax law: long road ahead

Country-by-Country Report (CbCR): the law that Multinational Conglomerates should be aware

Some Notable Tax Updates in Thailand

Japan’s 2023 Tax Reform Starts to Implement Global Minimum Tax

The Thai Revenue Department extends the period of tax measures to encourage use of the e-Tax Invoice & e-Receipt, and e-Withholding Tax system for another three years until 31 December 2025

Article: Establishing your ISDS case

The government aims to resume the collection of Specific Business Tax on income derived from the sale of securities on the stock exchange of Thailand within 2023 after more than 30 years of exemption

Grant of corporate tax deductions of up to twice the cost for participating in domestic trade fairs and exhibitions

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